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Results out of range. Deal with high cholesterol
Hello All. I have an appointment with the Endo next week. Last week blood test shows both TSH and free T4 is out of range. Serum TSH level Result: 0.04 mu/L * Normal range: 0.27 - 4.2mu/L Serum free T4 level Result: 23.8 pmol/L * Normal range: 12 -
Hello All. I have an appointment with the Endo next week. Last week blood test shows both TSH and free T4 is out of range. Serum TSH level Result: 0.04 mu/L * Normal range: 0.27 - 4.2mu/L Serum free T4 level Result: 23.8 pmol/L * Normal range: 12 -
sunbee
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Affordable hCG tests for medicated FET overseas
Hi everyone, How do you go about getting hCG tests done, if you aren't with a UK clinic? My GP told me that NHS doesn't offer blood tests. I prefer getting my blood taken from veins to finger prick type collection. Any tips and experiences will be appreciated.
Hi everyone, How do you go about getting hCG tests done, if you aren't with a UK clinic? My GP told me that NHS doesn't offer blood tests. I prefer getting my blood taken from veins to finger prick type collection. Any tips and experiences will be appreciated.
konyaga
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Fertility Network UK
3 months ago
Problems with Thyroid
I have issues that I have been living with and have been put down to Long Covid. A new practitioner looked at my file and wasnt happy with a blood test carried out 6 months ago and suggested that I speak to the Doctors and get tested again. I had my test and the Doctor called me to say that that my
I have issues that I have been living with and have been put down to Long Covid. A new practitioner looked at my file and wasnt happy with a blood test carried out 6 months ago and suggested that I speak to the Doctors and get tested again. I had my test and the Doctor called me to say that that my
alancollier61
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
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Secondary Hypothyroidism…anyone?
I’m trying to build information for an upcoming appointment with my rheumatologist and have discovered from recent blood tests that I may have secondary hypothyroidism (my symptoms certainly fit). I know there is a link between Methotrexate usage and secondary hypothyroidism. Does anyone have this diagnosis
I’m trying to build information for an upcoming appointment with my rheumatologist and have discovered from recent blood tests that I may have secondary hypothyroidism (my symptoms certainly fit). I know there is a link between Methotrexate usage and secondary hypothyroidism. Does anyone have this diagnosis
CallMeSunny
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NRAS
3 months ago
Help with timing, drinks etc for MonitorMyHealth Test
I was wondering what the best practice is for taking blood samples at home for a Monitor My Health test. I usually try to sleep 10pm-6am, and I have breakfast around 7.20am. However sometimes I don't sleep that long, for example today I slept from 10pm to 4am and couldn't sleep any more. I usually
I was wondering what the best practice is for taking blood samples at home for a Monitor My Health test. I usually try to sleep 10pm-6am, and I have breakfast around 7.20am. However sometimes I don't sleep that long, for example today I slept from 10pm to 4am and couldn't sleep any more. I usually
Carrie234
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Latest Thoughts on My High Cortisol Levels
Morning all, apologies for my patchy posting, what with planning and actually moving over the next few weeks, organising a music festival and coping with medical stuff, life is a bit hectic and "interesting " at the moment. Coping so far though. (I think!!!).Anyway, had a long chat with the doc yesterday
Morning all, apologies for my patchy posting, what with planning and actually moving over the next few weeks, organising a music festival and coping with medical stuff, life is a bit hectic and "interesting " at the moment. Coping so far though. (I think!!!).Anyway, had a long chat with the doc yesterday
Bcol
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Could it be endometriosis...?
Hi, bit of background - I'm 40, I've been trying to conceive for about 4 years. Started IVF treatment 2 years ago and had 2 failed rounds with the last one being June last year. Since then I've had super super painful periods, almost to the point of passing out with the pain. I get pain in my right upper
Hi, bit of background - I'm 40, I've been trying to conceive for about 4 years. Started IVF treatment 2 years ago and had 2 failed rounds with the last one being June last year. Since then I've had super super painful periods, almost to the point of passing out with the pain. I get pain in my right upper
Lainey4
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Endometriosis UK
3 months ago
IGE Blood test results in severe asthma?
Does anyone know if it’s ok to have normal full count IGE levels in severe asthma? Do they shoot up in exacerbations? What tests you need to prove severe asthma in tertiary centres?I believe Synacthen is one of them to check steroid resistance is there any other specific to check once having exacerbation
Does anyone know if it’s ok to have normal full count IGE levels in severe asthma? Do they shoot up in exacerbations? What tests you need to prove severe asthma in tertiary centres?I believe Synacthen is one of them to check steroid resistance is there any other specific to check once having exacerbation
My_fairy
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Asthma Community Forum
3 months ago
Common Vitamin Deficiencies in PD?
I want to get a Vitamin deficiency blood test and I am wondering what vitamins to test for. The big ones I know I am going to look for are B1, B12 and D. Any other vitamins or non vitamins to look for?
I want to get a Vitamin deficiency blood test and I am wondering what vitamins to test for. The big ones I know I am going to look for are B1, B12 and D. Any other vitamins or non vitamins to look for?
RBDNoPDYet
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Update confused and getting worse
Hi I've just been to my hospital appointment and got good news 'in a way'. The consultant said I don't have Lupus as my blood results were OK. However my Thyroid blood test were not normal. My results were: T3 2.97 T4 23.7 TSH 2.49 He said that he will write to my GP telling him to prescribe
Hi I've just been to my hospital appointment and got good news 'in a way'. The consultant said I don't have Lupus as my blood results were OK. However my Thyroid blood test were not normal. My results were: T3 2.97 T4 23.7 TSH 2.49 He said that he will write to my GP telling him to prescribe
12stkeepgoing
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
advice needed
hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing okay, I just needed some advice. I’m on my journey with my partner at the fertility clinic after being confirmed to have PCOS and suspected Endometriosis (waiting to have a laroscopy) but they say I more than likely have it due to my symptoms and family history but
hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing okay, I just needed some advice. I’m on my journey with my partner at the fertility clinic after being confirmed to have PCOS and suspected Endometriosis (waiting to have a laroscopy) but they say I more than likely have it due to my symptoms and family history but
Groovychik
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Endometriosis UK
3 months ago
I had b12 injections stopped during covid I’m now getting them again
I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia many years ago I was put on b12 injections,some years later I started experiencing numbness in my left leg burning sensation in my hands was sent to see a neurologist who did MRI scans and told there was degeneration in the nerves in my spine which was due to my
I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia many years ago I was put on b12 injections,some years later I started experiencing numbness in my left leg burning sensation in my hands was sent to see a neurologist who did MRI scans and told there was degeneration in the nerves in my spine which was due to my
bigE20
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 months ago
Riboflavin (b2) supplementation is a no-brainer for Parkinsons
Riboflavin (b2) is a complete no-brainer. 0 side effects and dirt cheap. Especially if your second and third toes any toenails are full of fungus/athletes foot. The Chinese believe that your second and third toe is a place where toxins leave the body. The Chinese believe PD is “stuck” in fight or
Riboflavin (b2) is a complete no-brainer. 0 side effects and dirt cheap. Especially if your second and third toes any toenails are full of fungus/athletes foot. The Chinese believe that your second and third toe is a place where toxins leave the body. The Chinese believe PD is “stuck” in fight or
38yroldmale
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
New hyperthyroid diagnosis, no treatment as yet.
Hello kind people- thank you for reading. So I started the new year with a phonecall from my doctor informing me that indeed I wasn't peri-menopausal, but was infact suffering from hyperthyroidism instead. I'm guessing this was likely to have begun after giving birth to my last child in 2021 at the age
Hello kind people- thank you for reading. So I started the new year with a phonecall from my doctor informing me that indeed I wasn't peri-menopausal, but was infact suffering from hyperthyroidism instead. I'm guessing this was likely to have begun after giving birth to my last child in 2021 at the age
Embems1
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
TSH v low but T4/T3 in range - doc wants to reduce T4
Hi everyone, hope you’re all having a good day! I wanted to ask for some guidance re my TSH and T4/T3 levels from you wonderful people as you always know more than the docs! So, my latest blood test in December (with the last meds taken 24hours before) shows TSH at 0.058uUI/ml (range 0.350-4.95)
Hi everyone, hope you’re all having a good day! I wanted to ask for some guidance re my TSH and T4/T3 levels from you wonderful people as you always know more than the docs! So, my latest blood test in December (with the last meds taken 24hours before) shows TSH at 0.058uUI/ml (range 0.350-4.95)
ironchica
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
CHEST Pain
For those who have replied and given me advice about 111 and hospital treatment, to my recent post about chest pain thank you, here is the next chapter. Because of the advice and my needing to know what the pain was, I contacted our GP surgery. Around 3,45 pm a doctor rang to ask what the problem was
For those who have replied and given me advice about 111 and hospital treatment, to my recent post about chest pain thank you, here is the next chapter. Because of the advice and my needing to know what the pain was, I contacted our GP surgery. Around 3,45 pm a doctor rang to ask what the problem was
bludnut
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
Not feeling that great on Armour Thyroid
Hi ...I started taking Armour Thyroid a few months back and these are my latest blood test results. I haven't been feeling that great on it as yet. My dry cracked heels getting worse, falling asleep very early evening etc. After this blood test I started to add a little Levothyroxine daily (around 20mcg
Hi ...I started taking Armour Thyroid a few months back and these are my latest blood test results. I haven't been feeling that great on it as yet. My dry cracked heels getting worse, falling asleep very early evening etc. After this blood test I started to add a little Levothyroxine daily (around 20mcg
Turquoisenona
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Trying to make sense of thyroid ultrasound
Hello everyone 👋🏻 I went for a thyroid ultrasound scan this morning. I explained to the doctor what I've been through the last few months, that I have TPO antibodies, thyroid hormones fluctuating etc. finally I found someone who knew what Hashimotos is! But, he's not an endocrinologist so I'm guessing
Hello everyone 👋🏻 I went for a thyroid ultrasound scan this morning. I explained to the doctor what I've been through the last few months, that I have TPO antibodies, thyroid hormones fluctuating etc. finally I found someone who knew what Hashimotos is! But, he's not an endocrinologist so I'm guessing
Mummybear0213
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Update
Hi, saw GP yesterday, bloods confirmed what he expected. He was so helpful and spent half an hour talking about PMR, tapering, adrenals etc. He really cared. I see him again in a month, with blood tests before. He's also writing to rheumy to update him. Pain under control, vertigo not good and sleep
Hi, saw GP yesterday, bloods confirmed what he expected. He was so helpful and spent half an hour talking about PMR, tapering, adrenals etc. He really cared. I see him again in a month, with blood tests before. He's also writing to rheumy to update him. Pain under control, vertigo not good and sleep
Content1
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Borderline Thyroid test
Hello everyone, Just looking for a bit of advice. Judging from these posts, I am not alone. I've been feeling pretty lousy for as long as I can remember. Irregular periods, hair falling out, cold sensitivity, tingly fingers and debilitating fatigue. The fatigue is the worst. I just want to crawl back
Hello everyone, Just looking for a bit of advice. Judging from these posts, I am not alone. I've been feeling pretty lousy for as long as I can remember. Irregular periods, hair falling out, cold sensitivity, tingly fingers and debilitating fatigue. The fatigue is the worst. I just want to crawl back
Taddo12
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
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